… We report a change in the soil functional profile from forests to grasslands and shrublands. …
highlight the potential of using metaproteomics to study the functional mycobiome in soils. …

… Although megadiversity is a hallmark of microbial communities in nature, we still do not
know how microbial diversity determines ecosystem function. We addressed this issue by …

… soil mycobiomes and their interactions with other microbes and hosts in both healthy and
unhealthy ecosystems… sequencing of the soils to shed light on the functional diversity of fungi in …

… ecosystem functioning like crop yield and soil enzyme activities. These results significantly
advance our understanding of crop mycobiome … crop mycobiomes and ecosystem functions. …

… between mycobiome dissimilarity and competitive dynamics would differ across the functional
… This ecosystem has a cool, wet winter and warm, dry summer, so species are adapted to …

… the 'mycobiome' and begun to change our view of fungal taxonomic and functional diversity.
… and plants, and that the greatest contribution of fungi to the function of ecosystems is …

… Soil fungi are ubiquitous organisms that drive ecosystem … diversity directly, or indirectly
through shifts in plant species … in soil fungal richness, evenness, community and functional guild …

… of studying soil fungal diversity, the Global Soil Mycobiome consortium (GSMc) was created
in 2021. GSMc is a global soil fungal dataset … Functional soil mycobiome across ecosystems …

… Fungi are, however, functionally redundant in some ecosystems and endemic to certain …
human, soil and plant health. Finally, we also discuss how the view of mycobiome has taken an …

… Soil microorganisms such as bacteria, archaea, fungi and protists play integral roles in
terrestrial and aquatic ecosystem functioning. In particular, fungi act as the main decomposers of …